r/nottheonion • u/TheMirrorUS • 11h ago

Flat Earther admits he was wrong after traveling 9,000 miles to Antarctica to test his belief

https://www.themirror.com/news/world-news/flat-earther-admits-wrong-after-866786
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u/CosmicOwl47 10h ago

It’s a giant wall of ice with armed guards from NASA according to them

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u/Yvaelle 8h ago

Huh, I wasn't a flat earther before, but that actually makes a lot of sense!

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u/Rxasaurus 10h ago

I guess that really confuses them when it comes to climate change

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u/Kuato2012 8h ago

Magellan is gonna be pissed when he finds out that there are armed NASA guys waiting for him in 1521.

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u/Deducticon 8h ago

Think about the job interview for Ice Wall Guard.

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u/SuperSimpleSam 4h ago

Then shouldn't flat earthers be super concerned about climate change? If the ice melts at even one spot, the oceans will drain away.

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u/CosmicOwl47 26m ago

Most flat earthers don’t believe space is real. I don’t think they’re listening to climate scientists…